After 33 years leading ArtsWestchester, nurturing artists and bolstering the county’s cultural infrastructure, Janet Langsam will transition from CEO to CEO Emeritus effective June 30. An American cultural advocate, artist and journalist with more than 50 years’ experience as an
Read MoreGregory Pontone, MD, MBA, Cardiology Most if not all people feel stress in their lives, whether it’s at work, at home, or just getting from one place to another. Experiencing stress is a normal part of life; however, how we
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro Brooke Pfeiffer had a split second to make a decision and she did not hesitate. The WESTLAKE sophomore received a pass from Bella Pastilla along the baseline and with seven-tenths of a second remaining in the game,
Read MoreBy Brian McGowan It’s that time of year again – March – the “Holy Season” of parades and festivities in honor of Saint Patrick, who continues to grace this column from time to time, more often than not. Not alone
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Is anyone else here old enough to remember Dinah Shore, the songstress and television hostess from the 1940s to about ‘80s? She was a lovely lady with an open, genuine wholesomeness that America loved as they sang
Read MoreFrank Hrotko and Jeffrey Muendel present two very different sides of what it’s like to be a local police officer in Westchester County. In this column, we’ll look at Hrotko’s experiences. Two weeks from now, we’ll learn about Muendel’s. By
Read MoreJoanne E. Santulli (nee Spallone), age 79, passed away on Saturday, Feb. 17 in Pleasantville after a lengthy illness. She was born on July 20, 1944, in Margaretville, N.Y. to the late Nick and Emily Spallone. She married her beloved
Read MoreBy Morris Gut The Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Garden, which runs now through Apr. 24, is one of the signs that spring is on its way. The beautiful Enid Haupt Conservatory offers seductive floral arrangements and
Read MoreA brief comment on the Feb. 6 article about the improper tree cutting on two recently subdivided lots on Clark Street in Pleasantville. The quote from the mayor seems to suggest that the developer/contractor of the lots where the trees
Read MoreThe loss of three local weekly newspapers, the Scarsdale Inquirer, the Rivertowns Enterprise and the Bedford Record-Review, is a setback for democracy. These local publications provided area residents with important information about the community. The election coverage they provided made it
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